Thread: Would you be e-reading if DRM was unbreakable?
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Old 12-13-2013, 12:04 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak View Post

I only really got into things in 2007 when I was sure I'd be able to buy books and convert them to various formats, in this case thanks to ConvertLit and the LIT format. If LIT format wasn't already broken and convertible (& extractable to HTML) I would likely have never purchased a Sony PRS-505 and gone almost straight to all digital.
Ditto.

I only bought DRMed ebooks after I learned about MSLIT format. Before that I stuck with DRM-free ebooks from Baen, Fictionwise, and elsewhere.
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